WitnessChance1996

u/WitnessChance1996



r/asklatinamerica•

As some of you may or may not be aware, ten years ago several European countries experienced a wave of which has also been referred to as a "migrant crisis'. Since then, major social changes have taken place in some of these countries, including my own (Germany).

The reason I am asking this question is that a few days ago, I saw a post on a subreddit for a Latin American country that said the original poster would rather live in Latin America than in Europe. The post also contained information about a sexual crime committed against a woman by a non-native who supposedly came to Europe illegaly.

I also recently heard from an acquaintance that a taxi driver in Mexico wouldn't stop talking ab

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r/redscarepod•

Hardly anything holds up as well as the myth of German efficiency, and nothing could be more fake than the cliché of German punctuality.

I'm currently sitting on some god-forsaken platform in provincial Germany freezing my ass off because our train broke down and we've been stranded here for 45 minutes. As I sit here shivering every few minutes the loudspeakers keep announcing new delays-- one train by 45 minutes, ony by 60 minutes, one by 200 minutes (wtf??).

You can't dismiss this as an unusually awful day or a passing occurrence either. Last month, only 55% of trains in Germany were delayed by five minutes or less. That doesn't even scratch the surface of the problem but to be honest

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